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... THE DOG THAT “SPEAKS.” When first it was stated that a dog owned bv a Germ n Royal gamekeeper was capab repeating words bearing a complete resemblance to the sounds produced the human voice, there was much scoffing. . . . , . Now, however, the dog has ...
... inceieste the National Service (fres.dent, field- Mar.-bal Earl Roberts, Y.C., K. 0.), EVERY DAY, -1.20 and B.oU, THE ADMIRAL SPEAKS. A One-Act Major W. P. aCEKN’S. Mr. H. B. IRVING EVENINGS, 8.15; SAT. MATIN.--ES. Add, THE PRIACE.--S CLEMENTINA. jiATIHKK ...
... of the play there a policeman seated the stage with the script of Dolly Reforming Herself,” ready to pull them up if they speak but half sentence from Mr. | Jones’s comedy. Ultimately, Mr. Soutar ap- 1 pears in the guise of Sir H. Tree, to declare that ...
... Kennington Oval. ~ , The driver added that when saw the description of the deceased man in the newspapers thought his duty to once speak to the police the matter. _ . I’d to the time going to press the police had made no arrest. TO-DAY’S RACING PROGRAMMES. MANCHESTER ...
... PATENTS 1910. During t,he past year th€ire were 30,403 applications for letters patent filed at H.M. Patent Office. Roughly speaking, about two-thirds these, write Messrs. Stanley Popplewell and Co., chartered patents agents, 38, Chancery-lane, may be expected ...
... Hampden. &c.; Miflaos Phjllia Emborjf, M, Tayerner Brennarrt, J. Bloomaeld, A. filynne, Star]oriB Dane. S B.3o“tUE ADMIUAL SPEAKS. A. Holmes-Gore. 0. P. Mi« Christine Silya. NEW THEATEE, Bt. Martin’s Lane. THIS EVENING, 8. THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL. JULIA ...
... Mr. Sousa. Yes ; you ought to hear our bright young elocutionists enunciate “Fares, please!” Wc note that an evening paper speaks of Mr. Sousa’s “program.” But, as the worldfamous conductor would say, Wha,t is the good of a program without Senhor tells ...
... constables, the prototypes of the modern policemen. Harlequin had (hatiheirto been a speaking part, but it was coarse, illiterate Rich, who, simply from his inability speak upon the stage, originated the silent Harlequin. Rich’s time and afterwards Harlequin ...
... small; and those who have never done so scarcely understand, as we think, that the finest thoroughfares of our capital, if we speak actual road-area, lie east of Aldgate. In point of space, no no-adway in London can compare with the Wh.it ec hap - road, when ...
... thefts of this character.” Now then, which is the first big shop to make a rule the lines indicated by Miss Williams Don’t all speak at once. Mr. H. G. Wells, we are sorry to hear, has a cold in the head. Old Moore’s Almanack, curiously enough, omitted to ...
... The proverb that those whom the gods love die young surely does not apply to politicians of modern days, when men already on speaK- Sg terms with the fifties of life still describe themselves jauntily as Young Liberals o Young Conservatives, and when the ...